Kyle Mooney Debuts with Y2K Film

In a thrilling finale in Abu Dhabi, McLaren secured its first constructors' championship since 1998, powered by Lando Norris's dominant performance, while Scuderia Ferrari achieved a double podium but fell short of the title. The Formula 2 and F1 Academy seasons concluded with standout performances, including Josep Maria Marti's Sprint race victory and Abbi Pulling's record-breaking eighth win. Meanwhile, the horror-comedy film 'Y2K', directed by Kyle Mooney, revisits the New Year's Eve of 1999, blending nostalgia and absurdity as characters face a technology-driven apocalypse while navigating teenage crushes. The film features young stars like Jaeden Martell and Rachel Zegler, who had to familiarize themselves with '90s culture for their roles. Mooney's directorial debut has received attention for its unique take on the Y2K panic, combining humor with horror elements. This film, along with its playful references to the past, has sparked interest among audiences unfamiliar with the era's anxieties.